scm
3/6/2008 11:18 EST
Hi, can anybody tell me that the typical rental cost of a 3-4 bedroom apartment or house in vilnius (or surrounding area)?
What is the cost of living?
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Sarunas
3/8/2008 06:04 EST
Hi SCM, you can see the RE prices at http://www.city24.lt/client/city24client;jsessionid=D615D974DAC32DDA62FAB81F11AE270A?rnd=962237&analytics_search_id=x6834c37409cee020309fdb6370611d8d
But keep in mind the rental prices are hot due to deficit of proper appartments (Old city, downtown)
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scm
3/10/2008 12:27 EST
Why is this a stupid question? If anybody considers moving to another country it is usually quite practical to know what the cost of living is.
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mrbreeze
From: Lithuania
3/16/2008 15:28 EST
I own a large traveling circus which visits 34 European cities over the year, and we winter in Vilnius. My low end employees such as the clowns, strong man, and fortune teller I house by the bus station where you can get a 1 room flat for about 500 lt a month. The rent from there depends on how much you want to spend just like every other city. Hope this helps.
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noelcor
3/19/2008 17:42 EST
I would have to say that the question about real estate prices was a reasonalbe one as was the question about the cost of living.I would be interested in finding out the cost of an apartment 60 square metres approx in the Jeruzale area of Vilnius.Any advice greatly appreciate
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noelcor
3/19/2008 17:43 EST
I would have to say that the question about real estate prices was a reasonalbe one as was the question about the cost of living.I would be interested in finding out the cost of an apartment 60 square metres approx in the Jeruzale area of Vilnius.Any advice greatly appreciate
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mrbreeze
From: Lithuania
3/20/2008 07:20 EST
How can someone answer your question? How much is a hotel in Boston? Depends on what you want... does it not? The area you mention is by the hospitals. There are old buildings and new ones. What can you afford? You get what you pay for.
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Sarunas
3/20/2008 18:31 EST
Hi noelcor,
Try to browse in www.city24.lt, www.edomus.lt, www.remax.lt. I am sure you can find plenty of choices there. Those websites have EN version.
There is also the RE price analysis for last 12 months in different property segments (including Jeruzale area). Hopefuly somebody can translate it for you. I can say the info here is close to reality...
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Sarunas
3/21/2008 01:45 EST
By the way, my friend is leting for rent his 45 sq.m. flat in Jeruzale. Good condition, 900 LTL per month
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mrbreeze
From: Lithuania
3/22/2008 04:55 EST
Sarunas is a real estate broker here on this board to fish for clients. He gives advice then slips his company name in " remax".
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mrbreeze
From: Lithuania
3/22/2008 05:10 EST
What a bunch of BS from Sarunas... His " friend" means his client, he is a broker being sneaky because he thinks Americans are stupid.
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Sarunas
3/25/2008 18:56 EST
Dear mrbreeze,
yes, i am the remax broker/owner, and ready to help those who needs that. But this isn't obligatory for those who doesn't...:) And despite all the BS you said about Lithuanians, i still respect you for being so strict. I believe you are a good man!
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noelcor
3/31/2008 19:26 EST
Sarunas,
Is that apartment in Jeruzale still available as I might be still interested.
Are you on Skype? What is your Skype name that we could talk?
Alternatively, what is the best contact number for you?
Thanks
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Abakan
From: Lithuania
4/10/2008 10:52 EST
I try to avoid handling matters myself in Lithuania because officials and employees do not have the time to waste explaining everything to me and they will respond more honestly to a native, like my wife.
A couple of months ago, Lietuvos Rytas published the results of a little test. The same man got in different parked cabs. He was charged the most when he pretended to be a foreigner who spoke no Lithuanian, was charged less as a foreigner who spoke Lithuanian and got the best price as a native Lithuanian.
The difference between the US and Lithuania is that in the US, everything is big business, which has to protect itself against employee theft. So the rules are pretty tight and enforced. Lithuania is mostly small businesses and the rules are more relaxed all around. So long as the owner gets a share, he is happy.
So I would definitely get a native to go along and handle negotiations, etc anytime you are handling taxes, permits, contracts, etc. You will also find the responses friendlier.
I know sometimes I do not get waited upon until last in shops because the clerk is afraid she is going to spend half an hour trying to figure out what I want and then watch me stalk away empty handed in disgust.
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Rentals27
2/2/2013 06:08 EST
Hi,
Two bedroom ( 3 rooms) apartments for rent in Vilnius Old Town cost from 65-85EUR/night,depends from season,occupancy,etc.
http://www.rentals27.com
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RenataG
9/4/2013 06:20 EST
Dear All,
My name is Renata Gribauskaite, I am a real estate broker at RE/MAX Bravo company. Contact me if You are willing to rent a property, looking for investment or vacation house in Lithuania, I will be happy to help You.
Best regards,
Renata Gribauskaite
Real Estate broker at RE/MAX Bravo
Mobil: +370 615 33 956
E-mail: renata.gribauskaite@remax.lt
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